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What's actually implemented, and what honestly hasn't been formally tested yet — stated plainly rather than with a generic compliance badge.
The small circular button in the bottom-left corner of every page toggles an alternate color palette. The site's phase colors (used for cycle stages) sit partly on a red-green axis that's hard to distinguish under the most common forms of color blindness — this toggle shifts those specific colors onto a vermillion/teal axis instead, which stays distinguishable across deuteranopia and protanopia. Your choice is remembered on this device; it doesn't require an account or send anything anywhere.
aria-expanded, aria-pressed).<html lang>) updates automatically when you switch languages, so screen readers pronounce the content correctly.Greek, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean content is fully translated, not machine-translated placeholder text, and the site correctly declares which language is active at any given time.
This site has not undergone a formal WCAG audit, automated contrast-ratio testing, or testing with real screen reader software (VoiceOver, NVDA, JAWS, TalkBack). The items above are genuinely implemented, but "implemented" isn't the same claim as "independently verified compliant." If something doesn't work well with the assistive technology you use, that's useful to know — get in touch below.
Accessibility issues: support@littlegreenhouse.eu.